Battle Dog
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- The Battle Dog is an animal from the Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers manga portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Although Megatron is not known for his stunning success record, he did achieve a great military victory when he ordered his Decepticons to murder a puppy. The "Battle Dog" was endowed with great power by advanced Decepticon technology and all.
Fiction
Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers manga
At some point abducted by the Decepticons, the dog that would become their weapon was reconstructed into the "Battle Dog" so that it could be copied and the copies sent amongst human civilization to destroy it with the power contained within them. The puppy subsequently escaped Decepticon headquarters.
Megatron swiftly ordered the Combaticons to pursue and gun down the Battle Dog at all costs so that it couldn't be used against them. The dog, now bleeding to death, managed to run into Powerglide, Kenji, and the Minibots. Crawling into Powerglide's cockpit and interfacing with his computer, the dog communicated with the Autobot and told him that he would transfer his energy into his new friend so that he could defeat Bruticus. The energy allowed Powerglide to briefly activate a new form of Scramble Power and combine with the other Minibots into the "Minibot Warrior Spiral attack". The ridiculous new attack drilled a hole through Bruticus, forcing the Decepticon combiner to flee back to base for repairs.
Afterwards, the dog swiftly died in Powerglide's arms, having lived a life of abuse and neglect, devoid of love or compassion; his suffering at last came to an end. Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers #8
Notes
- This is not the only instance of "dog murdered by Decepticons" in the Japanese Generation 1 fiction: in Super-God Masterforce, the puppy Pis bought it too.
- The Battle Dog, Pis, and Patch would appear on lost dog posters in Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II. All things considered, it seems unlikely any of them will be returned to their owners.
